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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20

They now style the Prohibition defeat up in
Maine y General Neal Duw(nO
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20
Snar.
1.-THE MIKAD0." :"

In addition to our Premiums, II list of which
PECIAL NOTICEtO our CABINET PORTRAITS
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20

Very rarely has so good an appointment been
made at the Capitol as that Of Colonel Frank
" Alfricnd TO he Assistant Librarian of the
Senate. Colonel Alfriend Is all accomplished
gentleman, q literary man of sound attainmcn's,
and is in every way peculiarly fitted for such n
position The Senate is 10 he congratulated On
securing So valuable an officer.
1t is reported that large gold mines have
been discovered in Honduras. Nothing could
more benefit the world at large, by upse''ing
the conspiracy of the single-standard goldbugs
A heavy exploitation Of gold, that would send
1, down below l5 10 ratio toward silver
would gloriousy-
"Confound their politics
Ernst In their knuyish tricks y"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20

THE SUNDAY HERALD some weeks since
called attention TO the portrait OF Sir Moses
Montcdore, then on exhibition in the Corcoran
Gallery, and expressed the hope that the gallery
would become its owner 1t is therefore n
pleasure now to announce that 1t has been pur-
chased by Mr. Corcoran and presented to the
gallery. Inasmuch as 1t was painted by the
gifted .imcricda artist, Mr.. George d, NJ, PciX-
otto, 4, affords us double pleasure to know
tina, this work Of true art is in Washington, and
that Mr. Corcoran has given another example
of his tircless generosity.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20


The Senate has passed hills appropria'inG
about fifty millions for warlike preparations.
Upon the theory that, MS no nation can always
avoid war with honor. II Is duty TO he pre-
pared, this action is sound, though 1t would
have looked better TO have passed the bills
early enough to permit of their deliberate con
sideration by the House OF Representatives.
As it can hardly bc expected that the House
will pass measures of such magnitude, without
an examination which there is not time to give,
the credit which but for this delay would have
belonged to the Senate suffers apprecinblc dimi.
mutton. The most we can hope is tha, out OF
some conference will come mcagrc allowance
for few ships and fewer guns One troubl,
with appropriations of this sort seems to b'
that there are too many conflicting interests
and altogether too many signs of iohbcry lurk
ing around them Perhaps the next Congress
may 80 something, but Mr.. Randall can, an'
doubtless will, prevent amy large drafts on TIL
| Treasury hy the present one.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20


~ do not believe in large expeditions or in
Government expeditions for Arctic work.
believe In what may be termed the American
method, ably illustrated by Hall In his earlier
work and later by Schwatka, namely, the mini
mum number Of white men, say three at most,
with as many natives as are necessary. by such
parties more, better and less expensive work
can be done than by large ones. This Is the
method adopted by the Danish government,
which during the past ten years has sent out
annually small parties, consisting OF one or two
naval officers and an assistant. In this way has
been accomplished the most complete and sys
tenlatic scientific work along some thousand
miles Of coast at very moderate expense.
SIN my plan OF reaching the unexplored
coasts Of Greenland by crossing its Interior there
are two disadvantages-th vertical climb and
the unobstructed sweep Of the wind. Against
the fury Of the latter the shelter OF the snow is
always available, and the former is simply a
question Of muscle and endurance.
~ believe, instead OF the interior OF Grecn-
land being an impossible region, II Is for a
properly equipped party Of men, expert with
snow shoes an imperial highway. s'icha party
| could accomplish about all II Is desirable Ia
| learn, IN case the inland lee IL coeStcnsive with
| Greenland itself, aud would doubtless discover
! the mysterious Northeast cape, AN achievement
second In scientific value only TO the discovery
Of the Northwest passage, AMI In sentimental
value only to the North Pole.
"To speak more In detail, the first step would
be to cross from Disco Bay 10 PetersmanI
Mountain, at the head oi Francis Joseph fjord
as this journey and return can be made in ON,
summer. Then, with the experience thu
gained, n party starting from Whale Sount
could discover one Of two things-thc limit o
the inland ice or the Northeast cape. Next
route across 10 Cape Bismarck or vicinity woul'
| complete the northern portion Of the east coast
IL to these routes We're added fourth fron
Disco Bay southeast To Cane Dan, the explora
ton Of Greenland could be regarded as CON
nlctp pxcput In minor details ~
II the inland snow-covered lee field extend
norihward indefinitely, why Is not Lieut.. Peary'
8 method Of interior travel the proper and hes
way 10 reach the North Pocy
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SpnrSes REQUIREMENTS.

1t is the details Of mans attire-the smaller
things. as it were-that gives him character asa
man Of taste or otherwise. For instance, the fit
Of shirt, the style Of collar worn, and the evil
dence of taste displayed in the selection of
Scarf or Tie viii, ninety mine times out of hum
dred. regulate mans claim to style and good
taste The variety Of kinds and styles Of neck
dressing 10 be found In our Furnishing Depart.
meris 1t this time is truly great, and the low
prices We are naming for the superior qualities
we offer are really surprising No otherwise
well-dressed man can afford to continue using
half worn or winter Scarf when we are offer
scarfs. made up in the very latest spring
shapes, and in the nessest possible combina-
tons Of colos at 35c. each or three for one DOL
lar.
sAKs AND COMPANY
Seck-dressings make but one item in our
peerless stock of gents furnishings but in
everything that IL necessary or luxuriot,s we
are full. There is absolutely nothing worth
buying thatcannot be found here in abundance,
and at prices that only o house doing such q
business as ours can afford to name. For in
stance, 200 dozen of the very latest ideas in
Fsncy Pefcale Shirts. with collars and cuffs to
mateh-selid shield and plated bosoms, ct s1,
s125,s1.5O and el.75esch French Balbriegsh
Half Hose. full fashioned, double heel snd toe,
lie. pair or y dozen for ii, but We might
keep on until we had filed page Of The Star
In snumerating the sterling values to be found
in this Department of our house and yet not
be half through. Come in a. you pass by, look
around; you'll be astonished to find out how
many little things you need; you'll only realize
that fact when you see them displayed here
with OUR prices attached
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Our Shoe Department is as busy IS possible,
the extra force of statesmen which the rush of
business necessitated our engaging have all
they can possibly attend to. No wonder in the
world, the prices we name in connection with
the qualities of the footwear we handle is all
the explanation we have to offer. The results
Of the opening of this department was revela-
ton to Thousands who have patronized rs, and
will be to thousands who have yet to visit IN on
the inspection or purchase Of footwear intent.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
It IL high time to change your Hat. The
spring is here; 90 are our Spring Hats in guam
titles never found outside Of our house in
Washington, in qualities from the cheap,
stylish, and servceable to the best II il possible
to produce, in the shapes and shades that
fasAion ssys are correct, and at prices that WE
KNOW to be about the regular wholesale prices
which exclusive hatters are compelled to pay
for their goods, first cost We deal E1cLU-
sIrELY and ONLY with manufacturer thereby
saving the ,obbers' profits. which we gladly
share with our patronA
sAKS AND COMPANY,
PA 800 10 3Os SEVENTH ST.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

SSS s'assa ssi aad hSSss Ss
EsOR RENT-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROoNs
for sdniss only in new house; l4os 10th ST.; refer
sol RESr6 fraI, ioC5 ST H., y W NICELY;
wanted. apl4-3f.
EoR RENT-sECoND FLOOR ROOMS. EN- SUITE:
- southern exposure 1s4e ct. n. W. ap14-a'
TCOR RENT d ST. n. w UNPUBLISHED
Ssss ass Ts cars the door !. mod
VsrOR RKNT-fRoNT AND BACK PARloR FUR
door Tr%s . Month aea, .Sa rs Can rs the
EsOR RENr-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, THREE
noor single or en- suite; from s5 to sIO each. ei3
ESoR RENT-223 EAST CAPITOL, ST. HAND
somSly FURNISHED 2, front Bedrooms with or Without
4 Scer. three room. iarn.hed. for lirht hoa.ekeep,
ing, q. moern improvements; cara and herdics pass
1,oR RENT-sOs AND pio 18TH ST, OPPOSITE
.i .sf Il ne day ~sss or month. with Board ''
ICOR RENT-fN A NEW HOUSE SOUTHERN Ex.
sSg S OF :, n =.
Cali alter $50 p m. at HOS D ST. NV api3-8t.
ISOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS SEC.
II ond door will rent single or suite; objection
and st cars; with or without board at Is I'd st.
0pl3-2ts
EoR RENT..I0l ST. NV, TWO DESIRABLE
hot and cold water and bath corner house;
door apl3-2t'
1SoR REMITTANCE. wELL-FuRNIsREp FRONT
Room. open Erate, second noor: Also. large Bed
koom bath pear cars a15 hotes' very central Ref
LrOR RENT-AT l1l2 NV TWO NICELY FUR:
II nshed communicating paror and bed room: north
and south esposHre: also one lsrze south RON II
and s rent rates. with s.fa
FoR RENT-FoB LIaHI HoUsESEEPING.
three Rooms aud summer Kitchen frst floor, south
neishborhood lll5s 81. apl2-3t.
INOR RENT-5O7 ST. NV. SUITE OF HAND
hghtful; summer location; near park; also other
rooms, frst-ciass caterer in the house. apl2-3t'
IIoR RENT-coR. 9TH AND MASS. AVENUE.
southern and eastern exposure Three line. Of cars
EOR RENT-FURN1sHED AND UNFINISHED
r rooms in suites of three. communicating on first
and second no9rs. house new; all modern improve
lSoR RENT-FURNIsHEp OR UNFuRNrsHEp
Il Rooms suitable for Offices or residence also table
board within one square OF three lines cars; go5
Il Circle elegant Rooms with board; deiightfu iocsS
ton for summer; private family. apl2-3t'
ISon RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
IL keeping: second floor. closets, gas bath: near
MARKET stores and cars rent low. 619 p St NV.
tSWh hENI-NEh1 DESIRABLE FURNISHED
il Rooms on third floor of building southwest corner
Sth and St. NV. to gentlemen only reasonable
rent. SWOkNSTEDT BRADLEY
apl1-6t 927 st NV.
NOR RENT-FOUR ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II Rooms within two blocks OF Pension and four Of
Printing Offices new house. Board IL desired. l26
st. NV Gentlemen only. apsl-6ts
NOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D
IL and Sd floors modern improvements: north and
south exposure line of and hercs: frst-lsss
board 22l 4. Capitol St, Grant row. nhl2 -5w.
IIoR RENT-RoOMs, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
II furnished; wire springs and hair mattresses in
every room: delightfully."- cool summer with first
class board at the Auburn" Pennsylvania ave. cor
her I'D st. NV. mh.,,.}- I'm.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MI MARipTdT aMr ~ .,tn S,,s E!k GIFTED
hidden mystery revealed FINDS lost buried treas
u1es mines Receivers stolen property, lost friends
Gives success in buxinesA Removes all family trou-
lies. CAuses speedy marrageA Brings separated 10
All IN trouble consult this cirvoysnt Carss sckness
Satigfscion or no pay. TO .. Upen Sunday. <2l
Oh q. bet. p and + - nv
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THE BAsE Or THR Bus1sEss.

The BANE Or THE Bus1sEss.
Remnants Odd Sizes of nearly everything we keep If
not Remnants, then something gets soied one way or
another. To prevent the accumulation of such roods
and to keep our stock clean and fresh all the time we
lay these goods one side, and once week every Fri
day, we make Remnant price them and clear them
out.
We make loss, but we also make profit by making
the loss at and making it small rather than allow
them to accumulate. and making regular loss later
"ODD sIzEsr IN GLOVES.
To prevent the accumulation Of "odd Sizes" we
close them out on Fridays at reduced price These
are perfect goods.
Pair ladies' 3-button Widow Jouvin Kid Gloves,
in Opera Shades. Size, 516 only.
Regular Price ............. a1 m
heihhaht frlce 25c.
Pair Ladies' 6-button Real Kid Gloves in Tan and
Brown Shades Sizes, 81 and z.
I'VE uiar I.Ge............. .&15O
Remnant" Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n OO
IL Pair Ladies' 4button Real Kid Gloves Light Tan
Shades. Sizes, g and On
'ehnnh' frice. 4125
SLIGHTLY soILED FINE BED-spREADs"
The following few spreads have become sliehtly
soied on the outside folds hence We lower their price
to cause their sale ON Friday
Si7e ia White imported Maraees OMIT ,l;~t,t,,
soilel
Remnant" Price AZ or,
Size ia White Silk embroidered Toilet Quilt.
sliahtly soiled.
Eiice. %. rs
neAihant ff1ce 00 80
sse is4 White British Toilet Quilt sliehtly soied
a ~ "t 81 rs
~ 1ii'o.'..................,.... $50
"ODD SIZES IN coRsETs"
keep the stock clean by clesins cut all few pairs
and odd sizes at greatly reduced prices every Friday
This Friday we place on sale-
Drsb Coutil Corsets fine quality ana uersset At
ting. Sizes, 10 snd 20 inch only
Regular Price. Observation-Disclosures. 40 IN
heninaht rice 81 90
French Imported coutil Corsets. wide non -elastc
band of webbing around the bottom Sises 23 and 25
inch.
hehnaat" Price. 81 so
tSecond foor)
SHORT LENGTHS" IN TABLE DAMAsK.
We have just received from the manufactures bis .c
emulation 81 Short Lengthsn (about 11hl as Fsne
Grade Table Damasks. in 2x-yard lengths.
these goods we buy at sacrifice hence sre enabled
to offer them at least Is per cent below their real
value Prices range from asa 10 $3.50 Der gA-ysrd
piece These are superior grade Of pure 0erlna,
Linen Damask
Easement; 10 the right,
REMNANT BARGAINS" IN SHADES.
We have sample lot Of twelve Dado Shades, no two
anke which are very sghty soiled; yards long end
80 inches wide have spring roller and otherwise Gem
pete which we Offer at ene-half their regular price,
Alec ten Plain Shades, spring relies. yards ionr
/ 30 inches wide. Two or three cclors,
100
>s~As%s 100
For other Remnant sttpeticus see Critic Post AND
/ Republican.
| WOODWARD LoTHROP,
/ apl4 Cor. nth and sta NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

lyOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, SIN
K gle suite, second and third floors IN building
92p st.n apl2-3t'
II 1401 st. for 3D.: per month desirable for claims
attorney GOOD Rooms in ST Cloud Building and Cla-
baugh Hall, 1880 18th ST.. :,.5x63 $50
ap6-2w JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1407 st.
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Masonic Temple is not expected to hold the ina
mense crowd which will assemble this evening to
protest againss the passage q the Irish coercion
bin In the English parliament. Distinguished
speakers viii address the main and overflow meet
tngs, and the resolutions adopted VIII be cabed to
MT. Gladstone. Every one who sympathizes with
the Irish In their brave struggle should be there
Woman suffrage has an even harder time in
Michigan than prohibition. The liquor question
was at least submitted to the people, but the
woman question is settled for the present without
going outside q the capitol walls At Lansing.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NoRDDEGTsCHER LLOYD 8. 9. 90.
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton uoRdon. Havre), Bremen.
Elder Sat Apr. TO- ~ 80 pm Trave, We'd Apr. 20 D.
m FulA. Sat, Apr. 90, am. Saae, Wed, Apr. "a, b
$50 pm.
el50 or 3175 berth according to location. I'd cabin
600 berth; steerage ut low rates Apply TO
ap14 z y. DkO0R. 9lo Penn eve.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w ANlED--dOOS ES.
WANTED FOR THE SU1IMER-A HAND
w sonel furnished House. nw.s 1fstclae neighbour
hood; rent $40 % ESQ per month Address 6Oob
CARE, Star Office. It,
WANTED-sPDCIAtLf- AND IN
w improved Property 10 cell, direct from ownen;
quick sales and modefese COMMUNION.
ap14-7t D G. HILL cor. 6th and r sta.
WANTED-MODERN BRfCK HpuSE, AT LkAsf
w eight rooms, between 18th. 18th. and Boundary
NV; price a 500 10 $4,000. Owners send full paf
ticulars to Agent. Star once. IT.
WANTED-BEFORE JUNE list, By FAMILY OF
w adults House of not less than eight rooras mod.
ern improvements; in good neighborhood between
and P, 9TH and 23d Sta rent not to exceed $40; or
Will buy ON installments. Address NAVY, Star ONCE
WANTED-AS AN INVESTMENT, ONE OR TWO
w small brick houses in northwest section, cost Of
about o., 800 each Address Box 90. Star office.
WANTED-FOR $4,000 TO esoQO CASH. ONE
w large two small Houses, in good neighborhood
Address, with full particulars. street apd nuipber
present rent and net price, DR.. ]. T. WINTER 1928
9th st. NV. ap13-3ts
wANTED-TO PURCHASE Az ATTRACTIVE
w residence, worth about $50 600: or will rent one
suitably furnished JOS. c. G. KENNEDY. 2-0t
wANTED-ToR ENT-sMAII COTTAGE AT THE
w west end Of 0eonsetown, within half mile of horse
cars; vicinity Of 18th and 8 sts preferred DANA c.
BARBER City P. O.. Box 225. ap123ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


(,oAL LANDS FOR SALE AT 4 s,AcRIFIcE. "A
Iennessee three miles from Rockwood or Roam Iron
road, six miles from Tennessee all underlaid with
heavy coal and iron-ore vein and heavily timbered
sere Terms cash kesi estate ONCE sss CIV PEI
IOR RENT-A FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS STAND,
owner, ". 5. RoosE, f2ss pennsylvania ave- Key At
INOR RENT-SALE. OR WITH LEASE FOR A
term OF years TO parties who will improve. that de
Ing d. 424 ana 43s 10Th street NV The lot fronts
81 feet on Lob street. near aysnne by
os apIs,st t'' '''' o'' go P Street n n.&
LoR SALE-MAP OF ORIGINAL SUBDIVISIONS
H OF squares, corrected by Forsyth Highest bidder
gets it AadFess Stating price you will pay MAP
u ARE CHANCE-AN OID-EsTABLISHED BUs1-
Illness for sale Dry Goods, Millinery and Notions;
washington. A. YOUNG H 81 BRO .' ' apIi-sts ''
NOR SALE-GROCERY, DAILY RECEIPTS $50,
pFu sea siST at sS3S 5d 91aeF
and other business chances Commercial ofiice s3s
T OOK AT THIS-YoU CAN HAVE YOUR FURNI-
IL ture and boxes stored at 800 New York ave. NV
charge 6y load or bulk goods hoistsa by eeya.eT
w Anacostia. D. c.. 3O3 9TH ST. of J. T.
Latimer Washington, d. c. Twenty. five years con:
Prince aeoree. and Nd and the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. Refer by permission TO Ed Tenn
pie, President National Bank of Washington; L. l..
Riggs, esq, of Riggs Co. and Col s. L. Suit ja4 }m'
COMMERCIAL OFFICE. 1913 f. ESTABLISHED
~ for the purpose of dsposing Of business chances.
such Drug Store Dry Goods Grocery, &c. By our
plan you avoid publicity which has injurious effect
business Consult interest by having pusi-
ness for SALE left at our office. d. RAMEf. mh23 I'm
WESTERN REAL. ESTATE, IMPROVED AND
W pnimproved; good properties well located: free
and Clear to exchange for Washington real estate.
Parties wishing such exchange address with partlcu
lars of properties offered cash values Box l3l Star
Office. mhly1ms
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON BLACKIsTON
- Rob-. G. COMBS, A.torney-at-IAw,
mh1S-2m' Leonardtown Md.
STORAGE-STORAGE TAKEN AT VERY MOD
- crate rate Separate rooms may be lad In q dry
and well ventilated house. 72O 18th st. m111nl
A E. HULL C.R. DEAN
a. HULL DEAN.
Brokers and Dealersin
GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS,
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES
and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington.
Minneapolis and Chicago.
Office: Room 4, Glover Building. l4l9 Est
mh1-;3m
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

rrOR REN1-NEAR TREcApTToI. DEsrRAR IE
and rleasantlS situated Birch Dwelling mine
incindns oath 1o3 Cd 50 spl4l5s
II House mod I'M. 2ao4 18th nj n " AT n rer
month y e HILL cor. SIN and s's SPA "a
EqR RENT /, FURNISHED HoUsr, 20 GRANT
fi.ce. Iroin june 81 10 September 9TH next; prce
go" for tarther rsrticulars APPLY az hou.s AZ ss
1Sok RENT BRICK HousR, 34lf PROSPECT
= av west "ssh,nst ten regnls. BE; se5 mouth,
after 4 O'Clock ana Ne
1SoR RENT.13o6 aTH ST n W NEW Ray WIN.
= aow nrek hons.' 10 rooms; mod. imp reut s4o
spi4-a A i. corMBE. 1925 New York ave.
1rOR RENT-HoUsR 623 NEW JERSEY Avn
II Will be vacant April 10th all modern imrroyr-
mentsi referencs required Inquire y Dillon,
mhrhet. ist anu " NV bpl4.at.
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FTNHE STAR REFRIGERATOR
IL r. the Best
Manufactured expressly for
ap14-2t THE FAIR S12 7th st. n W.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE 6l2 PA. AVE. NV; ONE
II of the best stands in the city.
T. NJ BURCHARD,
ap14-3ts Pa ave., cor. y st.
INOR RENT - FINEST LOCATED STORE IN
WASHINGTON: recently OCCUPIED by Woodward *
Lothrop, Boston Dry Goods House, 921 Pennsy
NV This is q rare opportunity to secure good
business location For further particulars inquire of
j. Mel DODSON,
700 ID st. NV,
ap12-6t National Bank of Republic Building.
TNOR RENT-OLD- ESTABLlSHED FEED AND
IL Flour Store: a good chance for party with small
capital rent only sl5 per month. r. A. PHILLIPS.
l42S New York ave- ap5-2w
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Mr.. T. B. Connery has got as far as vera Cruz on
his way TO his post as secretary OF legation at the
Mexican capital 1t is now time for the tempter
with the lOving-cup TO appear on the scene. II IL
tion as a temperance man 1t would be In order to
warn him against that seductive compound OF
Aztec liquids which combines all the evil quail
ties OF saki and hoochino, and whose scent In ths
air sets the willy newsgatherer on the track OF the
diplomatic newcomer inexperienced in the Gus
toms OF the country
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1t Is sraveiy announced in the press dispatches
from Baltimore that n President Garrett had been
present at the meeting of b and O. directors yes
teriay, he would have been questioned an regard
TO the rumored deal for a transfer OF the control
OF the road" suspicious mind might lump to
the conclusion that there wasa relation OF causn
and erect between the prospect OF such an INQUIRY
And the absence Of the president.
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EOR RENT

Fora full lstapply 20 wEsCoTT a WILCOX
apl3 1pOa pennsylvnnia ave. n n
NOR RRNT-THE RENT OF NEW HOUSES ON
Il Mccullough st and DingmAn Place, New Jersey
ave. and SITS W, has been reduced 90 and SI0
yer month Water in kitchen. concerted streets CEN
teal location. 10 desirable culored tenants only.
apl3-6t CHAS r. BANES, sO4. SO6 r st
NOR RENT-146 FAST CAPITOL ST. A NICE
IL house; rooms rood location; R.35 per month
apl3-8 THoS. f. wAGGAMAN, 9l1 St NV
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LADIES RIDING HAprrs.
We are now prepared 10 make to order Ladies' Rid
ing Habits from the best fabrics
Our Mr. White brought with him from Paris the
figure of horse, life size with full equipments upon
which Riding Habits can only be properly fitted
tThrd floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.